babysitting

Stacey would be really excited over being hired for a week-long babysitting job in New York City if she could just get over the feeling that something is wrong with her relationship with Robert.

Describes the job responsibilities of child care workers and explains what is needed to get a position in the field.

Mary Ann and Dawn try to help Dawn's friend Sunny to cope with the death of her mother.

Dawn is kept busy during her summer in Stoneybrook, trying to see all her friends, spend time with her family, and keep up her job as an honorary member of the Baby-sitters Club, but she still manages to become involved in helping solve the mystery of the Livingston treasure.

When Lou McNally, the holy terror who moved away from Stoneybrook earlier returns, Abby is shocked to find her behaving like a perfect angel.

A guide to baby-sitting, with information on bathing, diapering, bedtime tasks, first aid, and emergencies. Also, includes information on treating babysitting as your first business and preparing check lists for staying prepared on the job.

The Baby-sitters enter a float in the Stoneybrook Baby Parade. It sounds easy, but the float looks like a blob, the costumes are hideous, and the babies won't stop crying.

Kristy's new baby-sitting charge is autistic and she wants to show everyone that Susan is a "regular" kid.

Mary Anne has been enjoying herself since breaking up with Logan, but when they are assigned to work together on a school project she thinks it might be time to renew their relationship--until her mortal enemy Cokie Mason decides she likes Logan too.

Jessica and Elizabeth care for the neighbor's five-year-old daughter while they go on vacation. The twins think it will be easy to care for her, but they soon find out she is spoiled.